if he is not comfortable, he will let them necessity if he wants more or less taut. >>shepard: what is with the one sock thing on and one sock off? >>jonathan: i assume that is the way he likes to walk. they talk about the "feel," the grip and this, he has been doing this a long time. he is 33. he first started doing this when he was two years old so he knows the way he likes to do it. >>shepard: he is to tight rope walking as michael jackson was to hands. fraser seitel handles a lot of "what does this do for your reputation," a p.r. guy and author of "rethinking republication." what do you think? you rethink your reputation if you fall off. >>guest: if you fall, you die. that's what this about. he is the consummate showman, a great p.r. he is earnest. a god-fearing christian. he has his fame by his side at all times. he is perfect for this. you will see, i watched the niagara falls walking, it is riveting television. >>shepard: for abc it was the greatest thing since sliced bread with the biggest numbers in years. the viewing audience was enormous. >>guest: it is ri

(laughter) i wanted to tie assad up and spank his taut-- plav plav his taut syrian-- i'm getting the vapors. i must be-- oh lord! (applause) anyway-- (laughter) >> you can read all about it in my new book 50 shades of graham! (cheers and applause) >> jon: my goodness. (laughter) i'm going to take that one man show on the road. (laughter) lindsay graham isn't alone in feeling that this successful use of diplomacy to achieve our goal is the worst defeat in american history. >> i just don't see how this is a good outcome for anybody. >> i think it's a loser. >> it ends up being a handoff to vladimir putin. i have never seen a fee as colike this from a u.s. president. (laughter) >> jon: what am i missing? >> we might contain a dictator's chemical weapons stockpile without having to kill innocent civilians in the process or invading a country and creating-- there's only two explanations for how this fella there, "the wall street journal" has never seen a fiasco like this from a u.s. president, n, he's only six months old. he's one of those benjamin button-- i've never seen anything like t

, tauting the hikes and social security checks and they were tauting high inflation. tonight he's going to union station where he's going to talk about the state of democracy but another massive failing union station happens to be one of the hot spots for crimes in d.c. >> oh boy. >> one of my colleagues pointed out these three headlines as starbucks exits, union station is struggling, shooting at union station, they're all over map where republicans kept it basic. economy, crimes, and remarkable consistency. you look at don bacon's ad, he's staying consistent on crime economy from local house races to senate and governor. democrats it is spaghetti at the wall and we pray blood maga sticks or abortion or lies about social security. >> dr. sapphire. >> the gas last night were far too much. we can talk about that for the entire show. to kayleigh's point, i think this is important. this is the last effort of the democratic party to make this election about the threat of democracy, despite the fact of the heavily produced january 6th hearing to his red blood speech that h

y mientras que washington dijo que la información es sau tauté pero no es un factor determinante a laé: seguimos en washington la administración obama insiste que está haciendo una campaña a favor del dream act que que permite la legal skwaización. no in citaría que vengan más indocumentados al país. y quienes cometen actos y lícitos, los jóvenes siguieron a sus padres. y se ha hablado que la medida sería sometida a esta situación. indocumentados vinieron al país desde muy niño, un sueño americano ambos gracia por eso estar con nosotros. erika quería comenzar contigo qué está haciendo usted de para proponer la importancia del dream act en nueva york por ejemplo?. >>> pues en todos no solamente en nueva york en los estados sacamos historia de los indocumentados, mucho más están saliendo de las sombras para demostrarles a los políticos y a las personas en general en estados unidos que no somos los criminales que ellos piensan y vamos a contribuir mucho a este pausa si pasan algo así como el dream act. >>>josé: césar por ejemplo tú quieres servir en las fuerzas armadas el año qué viene p

they have helped to broker a kind of the taut between sunni nations and it took him our sacred alley. they cooperate with us on counterterrorism measures the they share intelligence with us. clearly read an important economic relationship, but they are imperfect partner. and this body should have a debate as to whether it's in the united states national security interest to get drawn more deeply into the set of proxy wars that is playing out in the region. this is between the sunnis and the shia, that proxy battle plays out in yemen, it plays out in syria. it plays out in other ways in places like lebanon. and just because you have a friend doesn't mean that youav have to back every single one of your friends fights. ask my friend asked me to hand him a rock to fill the neighborhood kids. not i'm not going to do it.e but if he wants me to help him stand up to neighborhood bully,r then maybe i'll be there for him. even with your friends, you decide what fight she joined amanda what fights you don't. in yemen, it's not just me that's making the argument that that civil war is accruing t

pull it taut... and wrap it around the globe... until it's not just lines you see... it's the world. >> jon: welcome back. you know with all the focus on the republican race for the white house, journalists have taken their eyes off the man currently in the white house. well, barack obama, your free ride ends here. ou newest correspondent jessica williams filed this report. >> we'll never be sure where barack obama was born or what religion he is but there is one thing we do know. >> barack obama is a socialist. >> his usual social self. >> this man is a socialist. >> but not everyone is so adamant. >> obama is not a socialist. >> that's socialist maria spark, of the democratic socialists of america. >> he's a centrist democrat. he believes that the free market is the best way to organize the economy. he's not a socialist, period. >> sort of. >> no, obama is definitely not a socialist rz so you are tell mega old white dude with suits on tv have been lying to me this whole time? that explains a lot of [bleep]. >> but could i trust the democratic socialists of america t

the president headlined west coast fund-raisers in two states on thursday and in each he tauted his historic support for same-sex marriage. television cameras were kept far away from the california home of george clooney, the actor hosted a record-breaking fund-raiser that netted president obama's campaign $15 million. and it came one day after the president announced he supports the top gay rights issue. during the dinner, the president went after republican rival mitt romney, saying romney is, quote, backwards on equality. earlier at a fund-raiser in seattle, the president drew cheers when he hit on the theme of gay rights. >> you should be able to give your kids a chance to do even better than you. no matter who you are, no matter where you come from, no matter what you look like, no matter what your last name, no matter who you love. >> president obama has said his support of same-sex marriage could end up costing him votes in swing states, but wednesday's announcement is expected to motivate some campaign donors to get off the sidelines. >> i expect now you'll see some events selling ou

>> well, sure to the extent that the more we taut alk abobody's policy plans or backgrounds, they maymore scrutiny. it's possible they would get less. it's possible, it's possible that -- it's possible that we would see things and it would be the same stuff we saw in the other two years and we would all move on. i doubt it because if that were the case, then i think they would have made these records available to us sooner. there's got to be something a little bit more offputting than what we've seen so far. >> eamon, how do you see that issue? >> that hits it on the head. you can infer here that's what's going on is the romney campaign made a clear position that the heat they're taking is less than the heat for whatever they would take for what's in the returns that they think would be embarrassing. part of the reason is there are two kinds of rich people in this country. rich people who work for a living and earn a high salary and rich people whose money works for them. that's the camp the romneys are in. so their taxes are very, very low. we have seen the swiss bank account and the

like the taut, athletic design of the new buick enclave. it is more than transportation. it is a modern drivers retreat. come on, work with me here. i have got cars to move here, people. [laughter] [applause] in all seriousness, despite the jokes i have told, i am here tonight because i appreciate all of the work that you do and the role that you play. you report the news as it happens and you cover history as it is made with a hand-held camera or a microphone. you bring the truth to people and allow people to bring truth to the world. we are seeing that now as history is unfolding in the sounds and images of broadcasts from around over the last week. we have seen professional and citizen journalists act as a voice for those who want to be heard. bearing witness to the universal aspirations of democracy and freedom, often at great risk and sometimes with great sacrifice. they do it because the rest of us need to hear the stories that they tell. we have seen the same courageous reporting and iraq and afghanistan, congo, every dangerous corner of the world. everywhere, ther

the president is undaunted, he's tauting his records in the successful claiming it's the most successful 100 day in h history. i'll talk about all the stories. and our correspondent analysis are standing by for this moment of the presidency. first let's go to jim acosta. he's been president now for 100 days, mr. trump often seem stuck in that campaign mode? >> that's right wolf we'll be in that mode tonight. he's leaving the white house tonight for pennsylvania where he'll offer his own assessment of 100 days in office. he's likely to take swipes at the news media. he blamed the media for where his poll numbers are not where he'd like them to be. >> on day 100 in the white house the president is tauting his time in office. >> i believe my 100 days of administration has been just about successful in our country's history. >> once again the president is pushing back what he calls fake news. namely reports from cnn and other outlets that some of his aids has consequential contact with some of the russians before he was elected. >> all you see is the russians stories and all of these other p

that had everything to do with inclusion and togetherness >> she took her work all over the world tauting it as a symbo of diversity until someone told her about a display in san francisco, lasers called welcome. >> i was very upset. i was like this is my work. like what is going on? and, and it was, honestly had always been a drea of mine to present my global rainbow in san francisco. so, i was kind of double whammy. >> reporter: it was presented b illuminate, the nonprofit behin the bay lights, a massive led light sculpture that sparkled along the san francisco bay bridge. she reached out to its founder adamant they credit her for the pride display. which sh says she has a copy the right to. >> she is wrong. it is not anywhere near what she has ever done. >> reporter: ben davis says he did nothing wrong and points to the group's website that list a an artist that came before us. little consolation to her who says she lawyered up and sent letters. >> i was like no. i am not a historical contributor. it is m work. >> i think many works in the relm of art can be considered similar, does so

>> they taut he wasn't their type. and the fact that they've now embraced him i think is pretty remarkable. >> i interviewed president clinton once. he tells the story about how george w. bush clearly didn't like him. he felt very personal, the he said jeb didn't either, but he was a better actor. he said i made a real project, president clinton said, of breaking down who this guy, w., was, and trying to make this connection with him. and they did in the asian tsunami. >> and now they're kind of business partners. don't forget a couple of times a year clinton and bush ii go out, sit down in wing chairs on a stage and make a lot of money just talking about what it means to be president. so that's my favorite latest detail about that relationship. >> michael, do you think that's tacky? i remember when ronald reagan made a speech in japan that there was a big uproar about it. now the enormous sums that ex-presidents make -- it's seen as part of one of the perk question sits of the job. what's your take on it? >> when trum

. >> you've got quite an arm who taut you how to do that?d myself. >> harry's parents hope he will see a real baseball draft some day. >>> they are building the base for the christmas tree that will stand at city hall this month. the tree will be brought in and decorated next week. the tree lighting is set for november 26th, i can smell it now. >> i know, hot cocoa. >> starbucks. >> the red cups are out. >> 'tis the season, we'll tell you about those cups, starbucks serves up signs of cups including one from a woman in delaware valley. >>> state of new jersey takes over control of atlantic city leaving municipal jobs and contracts in limbo. >> good morning it is 6:00 a.m., thursday, november 10. >> president-elect donald trump is said to meet with president obama today as the white house transition begins. we're live from the satellite center with the story. >> we'll hear from those who fear they may be negatively impacted by the trump presidency. >> the rain moves out and the sun returns with a bit of a cool breeze, a plane is taking off, i

it taut me organization, focus -- taught me organization, focus, drive, a sense of accomplishment when it was done. >> in sunny valley, the rock climber is prepping himself to scale a 50 foot high wall. >> a really fun sport. different from all of the others. >> he is just 11 years old but has been climbing these walls since he could walk. he thinks more schools should have climbing walls. evergreen school district in san jose already does and alum rock shown interest which he loves because for him, every climb builds his confidence. >> you feel really psyched. you feel really, really good. when you don't think you can do it and then do you it. you have like so much confidence in yourself. it is a nice feeling. >> a really nice feeling. these climbers believe every young person deserves to experience while still in school. >> it is an addiction but a super positive addiction. >> reporter: mark kelly, kpix5. >> so, his goal is to have a rockwall in every junior high and high school in america by 2025. a bug obstacle will convince schools they are safe and instructs say it is no more dan

george, u taut, but he did not get far. the sky west delta pilot climbed over the airport fence, boarded the unlocked jet and headed for the runway. that's when he clipped the wing of another plane, went through a fence and into the parking lot hitting the terminal and several parked cars. officers arrived to find the engines still running. >> mr. hedglin was deceased in the plane from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. he was a wanted fugitive out of colorado springs. he had committed a homicide on friday, july 13th. >> reporter: investigators believe hedglin killed his ex-girlfriend, christina lopez cornejo, and was attempting to escape. the incident exposes a weak spot in airport security. >> aviation security is a system, and the system is only as strong as its weakest link. >> reporter: commercial jets are not locked. they have no security code, and there is no key to the door or ignition, which raises serious concerns whether anyone else could simply hop a fence and fire up a plane. >> he's going to know exactl

then he went to the school where she taut and opened fire -- taught and opened fire there. one of those killed today was the principal, dawn hochsprung. she just put in new security, new id checks and ringing a buzzer if they wanted to come into the school after 9:30 a.m. >>> they also have middle school and a high school. they all went into lockdown when the shooting was reported this morning. the new england toupbd was founded in 1705. located about -- founded in 170 5 . it is 20 minutes from new york city. >>> the question of school security is at the top of everyone's mind. some bay area school districts are reassessing their own crisis assessment plan. >> reporter: after this is done we will say how did they gain access to the camp us and what could they have done and are we doing those things already? >> the campuses go through emergency drills and students and teachers practice how to hideout in classrooms and safely evacuate when the police move in. administrators say that students are safe but that today's mass shooting has many parents and administrators shaken. >

. >> rose: taut. >> taut, exactly. >> rose: (laughs) >> and it affected all of us. >> soheil, the gentlemanho plays the reluctant suicide bomber, i think he uncorked this performance. and it was like... you could tell with jeremy.... >> rose: he was great. >> he kind of got this moment where jeremy was like, gee, he really was sorry about it all. and there was no take two. there was no... it was like that was it. it was one of those one takes. >> rose: you were said to direct what w a light hand. i never quite know what that means other than saying to the actors "you know what you're supposed to do, do it." (laughs) or saying, you know... >> if you've cast the movie right.... >> rose: exactly. >> i think there's, in a way... not that you've completely done your job as a director because you still have to block, choreograph and make sure cameras are in the right position, make sure the editors have exactly what they need to work with. but i think if you've cast it correctly and you've got the right actor playing the right part, you're... you know, it's like... i don't know, you're in a very

president biden tauted his party's performance. he even talked about his own political future and maybe a run in 2024. >> while we don't know all the results yet, at least i don't know them all yet, here's what we do know. while the press and the pundits are predicting a giant red wave, it didn't happen. our intention is to run again. that's been our intention regardless of what the outcome of this election was. >> joining us now is cnn political commentator ashley allison. she worked on president biden's campaign. thanks for getting up so early for us. >> are you awake? >> i'm not a morning person but i'm here. >> you are now. >> i am now. >> i think all democrats are awake after what happened tuesday night. >> that's right. >> i want to get to what president biden said. that raised eyebrows. overall you thought that was going to be a very different press conference he was hosting. instead he came out and had a little bit of a victory lap. >> yeah. history tells us that dems should not have done this well this week. i have always

. >> i believe i always, always taut about what was right for the people, and i told the judge back in december everything i talked about doing when it came to campaign fund-raising and political horse trading, he believed it was on the right side of the law. >> blagojevich will turn himself over to federal authorities at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. he's set to serve 14 years on corruption charges including conspireing to sell president obama's former senate seat. he's appeals of charges. blagojevich is the second straight illinois governor to go to prison for corruption. >>> hbo pulled the plug on the hours racing series luck. they made the decision a few hours ago after a third horse died during production. the show documented the seedier side of the horse racing business and started dustin hoffman and in this case nolte. hbo says the network maintained the highest safety standards throughout production. in a statement the network said accidents happen and it would be impossible to guarantee that future accidents wouldn't occur. >>> some big health news for women tonight. some experts a

we are seeing more people tauting them as everything from props to toys.ling ar-15s. and the easter bunny. there is one for a hello kitty. there is one featuring my little pony. a lawmaker made sure to show off some assault weapons in her zoom call, a pandemic era nod to gun culture while republican rand paul has an ad where he uses an ar-15 to shoot up the tax code. you see him there. and never to be outdone, ted cruz jumping on the bandwagon with an ad literally tooking bacon on his gun. >> rick perry got into the coplay with his gun and acting tough at an nra convention. ♪♪ >> these are leaders and lawmakers with real power over public safety acting like kids who think it's cool to play with guns. it invokes shawn carter's admonition. this ain't a movie, dog. and this is not a movie. this is real life. with real guns. and real shootings. and real murders. with majorities of people supporting background checks and safety measures and limits on gun sales, that's the response from people who aren't playing around tough for the nra convention but people liv

they taut themselves as a healthy alternatives. it serves up something delicious and fresh for those that want something other than mcdonald's. >> absolutely right. even though it's not that many stores that are affected, it's unsurprising to see a 5% share price in german trade since this all broke in the u.s. it's the third this year. different infection, e-coli. salmonella and neurovirus before. >> they should take heed of what happened back in the 1990s. remember jack in the box? >> i don't. >> four children actually died from eating under cooked meat. this is something obviously that they want to prevent and get ahead of, which it seems like they're doing, shutting down some of these stores and outlets. >>> let's move on then to talk about something else that's been controversial in u.s. markets. that is valeant and filidor and a short seller targeting valeant. they wrote a bombshell report on the company. andrew left who heads the research has told "the journal" investors shouldn't expect anything earth shattering from his re

he tauted a free trade agreement with colombia and defended a new round of nuclear talks with iran. but his visit to south america was overshadowed by an alleged prostitution scandal involving secret service agents stationed in colombia. susan mcginnis in washington with more. >> reporter: questions about these allegations dogged the president during his entire trip to colombia. president obama broke his silence on the allegations made against members of the secret service and military assigned to the security detail ahead of his visit to cartegana. >> if it turns out some of the allegations in the press are confirmed, then of course i'll be angry. >> reporter: the president said he expects an investigation to be thorough and rigorous. it will focus on 11 members of the secret service advance team who were sent home from colombia before the president arrived friday. some members of the group staying at a five-star hotel allegedly got into a dispute with a prostitute over money. five members of the military were sdmined in the incident. while the secret service is investigating, cong

it doesn't make sense to take money from these countries and using your platform to taut women's rightsfunding from countries who are not letting women drive, not letting women vote not letting women really exert the human rights that we support and advocate in the developed world. >> is it possible that hillary clinton could say my foundation is one thing and my presidential campaign is another thing. >> i don't know. even as you say that i feel like it's hard to wrap your head around. i agree with you in this sense. i think while the e-mail scandal is an assault against transparency and government what is tied up in the clinton foundation really is going to be the larger question for voters to see. it's not just hypocrisy issue. it's the question of were they taking money from foreign governments while sitting secretary of state and using that position in government to pedal influence that they were directly enriched by. these are questions that are incredibly important and if we don't have the e-mails, there's no way of knowing whether they were misusing or abusing power. >> so this

with the same number of points as they dismantled the city to play on sunday elsewhere third place taut and slipped up to the drawing one woman swarms he also went forth with a wonder when we keep p.r. thanks robin van persie is thirty fifth goal of the year chelsea down to fifty now after a three one home defeat to aston villa menorah gendered one one as the bottom of the table clash between bolton and started to shed the spoils with wigan but on sunday everton travel to west brom and managed this city travel to sunderland with the chance to extend their lead at the top of the table to three point four for better man cine hoping his side have learned some lessons from my golden stroll with west brom last weekend. if you don't play against. rescored who lost because i. was brought. to the dark you would do some research. well there's a reason to do that this game is important at the risk or. another footballing use of it in midfield. of could soon be back playing in russia british media say the twenty six year old will be sold to being in the january transfer window the russian internat

he had a very young taut face when he first ran for office. the the combination of gravity and gravitas have worked its toll on his face the way it does. you look on the picture of any present, over four years, their faces age at an exponential rate. -- of any president, over four years, their faces age at an exponential rate. you have a nice round top of the head. the years are a big portion of the balance of the head right now. but here is the important bit. he casts a heavy shadow in his eyes and you don't often see his eyes at a distance. you can see somebody at a distance, but they tend to be small, like this. his nose is quite small. he has a strong upper lip like this. you can see his face start to appear in front of you like this. drawing him and seeing the style of his portrait from the site, i am beginning to think that, the more i looked at him, i do not think he was born in hawaii. i think he was born on easter island. [laughter] do you not think? that is more of what looks like right now so we have obama. ok. but now i am going to

. >> you are tauting thoouting ths and you say numbers can be man exfolia plaited. >> i am going by the. >> which poll is that? >> romney got 6%. trump got 8%. he's at 21% now because the economy is growing. people are saying you know what, look, things are moving a little better right now for me personally. >> why would his supporters then because barack obama could not run again. why didn't they like barack obama better than? if you look at the sheer numbers, barack obama were much better for jobs for americans than this president has been and the job employment was on upswings. should trump supporters love that? >> no, it was a 1.9% annual growth and rages were flat, people were working harder. >> rages are still flat. >> unemployment are going down. you can argue about the economy, the regulatory roll backs that he has done taken the foot off the economy and helps things expand. we should all that. >> a good economy does not excuse bad behavior. >> you got ten seconds here. >> that's what trump's defenders are using as a way to say it does not matter what he says or does not matter

the mtv music video awards when he hijacked her acceptance speech for best female video so he could tautyonce's video. >> it seems that -- odd couple was seen with their heads together after sunday night's grammy awards and now kanye tells ryan seacrest they are definitely going into the studio together. there you go. >> that would be awesome. >> it might be awesome. >> it could be amazing. >> unlikely duo but could -- >> pull it off. the attention alone because they're unlikely. >>> among the problems facing the legislature in montana, yoga pants. a lawmaker wants it to be illegal in big sky country. it all starts as an effort to strengthen the indecency laws after a nude bicycle ride. >> from there they made the leap to tight clothing that accentuates certain body parts. his bill got nowhere but did insist that yoga pants should be illegal in public anyway. >> i'd be arrested every day. i live in yoga pants. >> okay, never mind. >> there is nothing like visitors to brighten up a stay in the hospital. nancy frank had been in cedar rapids iowa hospital for a week following cancer surgery

reporter: the president of the beverage association appeared today with former president clinton to taut the effectiveness of a voluntary effort to get sugared drinks out of schools. it has led to a 95% reduction in the amount of soft drinks consumed in schools since it started in 2004. is a tax necessary to change behavior for those not in school? >> i think it would lower my chances of ordering a soda if the taxes are higher. >> i don't think it's going to make a difference if they increase taxes? at least it won't for me. >> reporter: there's a lot of evidence that so-called syntaxes on tobacco and alcohol reduce consumption and generate revenue. the question is whether americans are ready to put sugared drinks on the same category. brian? >> on a different topic, also having to do with health. something you told us in our newsroom meeting earlier today, specifically, what may be the original hobson's choice for women on the subject of alcohol consumption. >> well, the harvard women's nurse's health study has been following tens of thousands of women for decades. and their latest find

that it may actually give you personally immunity but doesn't actually stop being a spread of the tautness to other people i think the jury's out on that you know in many of these these cases if you look at the history of such uses of such terms as the common good in the greater good it doesn't have a very good history let's face it this is usually the friendly face of totalitarianism but for the vulnerable where we already are doing what we need to do to protect them to keep them isolated concentric been a fascinating that we don't know the side effects of and we don't know the long term effects the residual concatenation of the fact that my occur because of this for a virus that has such a low mortality rate it seems to be quite an extreme measure is the cure worse than a disease well if we're going to lose our civil liberties over this what are we really treating and americans and we all and the globe need to always push back science always questions things this is not being a state that's religion this is science we always question. now imagine going to bed being one nationality and th

. >> rubio, who is in his first term in the senate, has been tauted as a potential running mate for the event actual nominee, but last night he says he's focused on his current job. despite romney's momentum, the fight for republican votes goes on. rick santorum spent the day campaigning in wisconsin ahead of next week's primary. meanwhile, newt gingrich was in washington one day after he announced he was cutting his campaign staff. and the former house speaker got more bad news. sheldon addleson, casino mogul, told the website jewishjournal.com, time has run out for gingrich. >> it appears as though he's at the end of it, because, i mean, mathematically he can't get anywhere near the numbers and it's unlikely to be a brokered convention. >> the general election is still more than seven months away but the eventual nominee may face an uphill battle against president obama. a quinnipiac university poll shows the president leading both mitt romney and rick santorum in the key states of ohio, florida and pennsylvania. >>> congressman ron paul spent the day campaigning in maryland ahead of

and i think that republicans have their -- you know kind of self trospection because a lot has been tauted would win the electoral but not the popular, all of the scenarios of doom's day, of portion doom's day is just panning out and i think the american people have sent a firm message tonight. >> steve? >> i vote by the people. this is a big development here. it's not the courts. it's not the interpretation of constitution. this is a ratification and this is a big step forward. ten minutes? >> romney is expected to speak at 12:55, which i guess is in about seven minutes from now and what we're told is that that is the time that he will speak. we are not told anything about what will be the content of his >> i can't conceive of him coming out now and doing anything but conceding. if he's not going to conced out. it will be shocking if he does anything other than concede. >> that doesn't mean thaw don't think he might. >> i think with him it's the possibility that he's going to do something very weird. >> tha i'm worried about, something strange here. >> if there's a professional running th

congress, romney is assuming the role of front runner, focusing on president obama with particularly taut, harsh rhetoric tonight. >> how do do they say they don't like business very much. the economy is the product of businesses in the nation added together. so it's like saying you like an omelette but you don't like eggs. >> bret: romney is pivoting away from republican nomination politics to general election rhetoric he hopes to bring against president obama in the fall. look for increasing pressure in the fall and the romney campaign looking forward to the possibility of har ash tack ads in pennsylvania. >> bret: thank you. >> and let's go live to pennsylvania. rick santorum is here this evening. good evening, molly. >> and hi, good evening, bret. based on the speech by the former senator from pennsylvania you won't know there were contests held today. he focused on the race ahead and here in his home state of pennsylvania. he talked a lot about liberty. the foundation of american society here in pennsylvania and steel that built this country. and he argued this race is only half over